The study of global interdependence : essays on world affairs

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments, ix

1. The Study of Interdependence and Transnational Relations, 1

PART ONE: THE IMPACT OF CHANGE

2. International Studies in a Transnational World, 11

3. Capabilities and Control in an Interdependent World, 35

4. Adaptive Polities in an Interdependent World, 53

5. The Tourist and the Terrorist: Two Extremes on the Same Transnational Continuum, 73

6. Toward a New Civics: Teaching and Learning in an Era of Fragmenting Loyalties and Multiplying Responsibilities, 106

PART TWO: THE STATE OF THE ART

7. The Concept of Aggregation and Third World Demands: An Analytic Opportunity and an Empirical Challenge, 129

8. Theorizing Across Systems: Linkage Politics Revisited, 162

9. Success and Failure in Scientific International Relations Research, 195

10. Of Syllabi, Texts, Students, and Scholarship in International Relations: Some Data and Interpretations on the State of a Burgeoning Field (with Gary Gartin, Edwin P. McClain, Dona Stinziano, Richard Stoddard, and Dean Swanson), 242

Bibliography of James N. Rosenau

Index